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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 55658" data-attributes="member: 46">Re: Best Bang for Buck Home Listening MonitorsFor a grand, the KRK&#039;s you mention are fine if you are happy with their sonics.&nbsp; Anything I might suggest costs considerably more.&nbsp; From the perspective of what I look for in studio use, nothing KRK has wowed me, but I have not heard that particular model.&nbsp; For HiFi type use it is probably great, and probably enough to keep you happy.I use JBL LSR4328&#039;s and have been very pleased with them, though they are more costly than your KRK&#039;s.&nbsp; They have a remote control and lots of connectivity options which is extremely useful from a practical perspective, and there is a corresponding sub if you need the extra LF.If you want to spend some cash now and be happy for a very very very long time, Barefoot MM27 or MM35 are the ticket, but you might be eating KD for a while to finance them.&nbsp; There is little that can compete IMHO with the barefoots (esp in low end clarity), but they are a premium product with corresponding price.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.vintageking.com/Barefoot-Sound" target="_blank">http://www.vintageking.com/Barefoot-Sound</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 55658, member: 46"] Re: Best Bang for Buck Home Listening Monitors For a grand, the KRK's you mention are fine if you are happy with their sonics. Anything I might suggest costs considerably more. From the perspective of what I look for in studio use, nothing KRK has wowed me, but I have not heard that particular model. For HiFi type use it is probably great, and probably enough to keep you happy. I use JBL LSR4328's and have been very pleased with them, though they are more costly than your KRK's. They have a remote control and lots of connectivity options which is extremely useful from a practical perspective, and there is a corresponding sub if you need the extra LF. If you want to spend some cash now and be happy for a very very very long time, Barefoot MM27 or MM35 are the ticket, but you might be eating KD for a while to finance them. There is little that can compete IMHO with the barefoots (esp in low end clarity), but they are a premium product with corresponding price. [URL]http://www.vintageking.com/Barefoot-Sound[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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